Norwegian hydrogen fuel cell firm TECO 2030 goes bankrupt
“The board decision is unanimous and is due to the fact that there is no longer a realistic opportunity to raise sufficient capital to continue operations.”
“The board decision is unanimous and is due to the fact that there is no longer a realistic opportunity to raise sufficient capital to continue operations.”
Delta Electronics has inaugurated a ‘megawatt-grade’ R&D lab for hydrogen electrolysers and fuel cells at its plant in Taiwan.
Blue Origin has agreed to use Nimbus Power Systems’ polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) hydrogen fuel cell to facilitate electric power and potable water production in space applications.
Two European technology players have secured a long-term contract to supply a Chinese hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer with bipolar plates.
Canadian hydrogen-based e-natural gas (e-NG) producer Teralta has acquired the embattled fuel cell manufacturer Loop Energy as it looks to broaden its hydrogen portfolio.
Grid delays in the Dutch e-charge network make hydrogen mobility “inevitable,” says Fountain Fuel, which has secured €8.2m ($8.7m) government grant under the €28m ($29.6m) Hydrogen in Mobility programme.
Romania’s Railway Reform Authority (ARF) has relaunched its tender for 12 hydrogen-powered electric trains for the fourth time.
TECO 2030 stated regulatory delays in Norway were hampering its plans to produce and deploy fuel cells in its home nation.
A farm in Scottish Highlights will soon be producing and using its own green hydrogen as part of a demonstration project hoped to improve the self-reliance of farming communities.
Panasonic Manufacturing UK (PMUK) has launched a hydrogen and solar-powered microwave oven assembly factory in Cardiff, Wales.
